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First time I ever see a pattern like in the 2nd picture in your 1st post, and I've seen my fair share of plant nutrition problems.

If fixing the pH doesn't solve the problem it seems you have P deficiency. What is your medium? Is that soil?

Try to scrape it off with your fingernail. If it smears - its mould. If it falls - its a pest (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scale_insect ?)

Contacted them (and many more actually) today, hope to get some news soon :-)

We ain't hard to find

Great to see them going goodro! Best of luck and I hope they'l treat you good. The seeds are Yekke Seeds - (Northern Lights x Cinderella 99) x Golden Diesel F3 and are testers given to see how the cross grow before contemplating its release. They are not available for purchase at the moment...

Flav x Golden Diesel

When you got bigger plants with many tops it is easier to place them with a net than to tie each individual branch to a stick for support (if needed) and positioning.

With a scrog it is easier to maintain an even canopy of many buds compared to tying every cola.

Depends on my available space, usually I work only with 400-600W lights with a dimmer, 250W at 60cm away is low enough light to germinate seeds with and 660W is fair to flower with. But sometimes I do cut corners. At the end the more light the more growth speed you'l get in veg. I don't use CFL...

Up to week 4 of flowering I would go for 60% RH, but later on I really wouldn't skip on any of these parameters as it can really show in the final results.

You want to place 80% of your future colas flat to the net and during the first 10 days manipulate them to their final position, place the lower branches that you want to keep in their final position and cut off the rest. At the end of flowering you want 30-50cm growth over the net.

Got a week to harvest, good job!

Close them, you want to open only the vents with the mesh on the bottom (if you have them). Filtering your input air is very helpful for pest prevention.

Your plant is about half way through, it got a long way to go still. Look up how mature flowers looks like (my signature link offers plenty) and chop only once they get there.

9 sativa dominant hybrid plants in big (50L+) pots should in such an area. If you start from seed you will be able to flip to bloom once showing signs of sex under 18-6 lightning and get a good coverage. With Indicas you want a higher number to avoid long veg time, I'd go with 25+ in 10L pots...

Aquapro EC meter cost 30 USD on eBay and works very well. Doesn't need calibration of any sort. 55% is not too bad. If you water more frequently you'll get high RH anyway :-P Thanks fam!

True, but change the water every once in a while if they become a bit cloudy.

You cut their leaves, that's just rude >_>

In coco it is possible to use much smaller pots, I used 3.6L and had some good results in the past. Coco likes to be watered at least daily and can never run dry. It is not easy to overwater coco by hand so don't be shy. Using automated drippers makes coco growing extremely easier and also...